Would this device work to make peanut butter treats with digestive enzyme for a dog? A heated dehydrator would kill the enzyme.
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The nylon netting in each layer sags if too much weight is placed on it. When it sags then everything moves toward the middle. It worked okay to dry beans, works great for herbs that you can spread out and garlic was too heavy. Depending on the weight of what you are putting in each section, I would think that heavier items would work better on metal type screens that are fastened to each side of a frame.
1964134
I don't put treats in mind and my dogs still play with it constantly. I have a friend who puts peanut butter in her dog's bone so you might try that. Hope this helps!
848858
Probably not. The only thing I've ever found that helps with this is to feed Pumpkin. There is a handy dehydrated pumpkin which you can mix a couple tablespoons with water at a time and feed. My dogs won't eat it on its own, so I mix it in with food. Great for loose stools or any digestive upset, but it does help prevent them from dining on their own "presents". http://www.amazon.com/Diggin-Your-Dog-Supplement-Digestive/dp/B006CBD7UQ/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1368725581&sr=8-1-fkmr0&keywords=dehydrated+pumpkin+dogs
462738
I dont know if it will help with that. It helps the dog digest its food. I think there is a psecific product made to stop dogs from eationg their own poop, but I dont know the name of it.
1595736
No. This device is not for animals who could eat themselves to death. Although I cannot think of any that could use this and be the type of animal that does that. It specifically attaches to crittertrail cages. That's for hamsters and gerbils, really...
1800648
I don't think so. It's an enzymatic cleaner so you have to saturate the area(s) & let it dry overnight so the enzymes can work correctly. You could probably steam clean it after that.
1923042
I guess it could be used for this purpose, but I really would NOT recommend it! First of all, the taste is very strong and the formula may be bad for your dog. I certainly wouldn't use this to discourage my dog! Just try and give your dog something to distract them.
773302
You could probably try putting one of those stick-like treats in it but it would be hard to clean if any of the treat actually got inside. Perhaps smear it with chicken or beef grease.
543195
It doesn't do as good a job with denser foods, of course. It would work with peanut butter but crystallized honey would be a challenge. I have to say that I have two of these and use them constantly for almost everything. They are softer but I like that for the ability to scrape cleanly.
791037
I do not see why it would not work. Happy Camper is a enzyme that breaks down the solids. We have not found anything else that works as good as this product.
809534
I'd wrap the loose treats in a damp paper towel and microwave for 15 seconds- softens most anything. I don't know that the effect last forever and would only do as many as you need at a timethat's accidentally hardened
1803964
Absolutely!! I use it in the microwave all the time. That is the main reason I purchased it, to make peanut brittle. The Karo syrup and sugar gets so hot you can burn your hand. My Pyrex measuring cup is great as it has a handle that does not get hot.
1331955
Yes! The outside becomes very hot to the touch. If you are sensitive to the heat you do not want this dehydrator...now we only tried beef jerky in it. We also had problems with both of them shutting off mid-cycle and never coming back on again. You might want to try another brand.
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It could work with a wet/dry mixture. My dog has to get his tongue down in the grooves to get his dry kibble anyway. You might have to pack it in though, rather than drop it on top.
848532
This works like it is advertised for water. It get gold here and I have never had my pets water freeze. I think it would work food if it isn't too thick/deep, if you use canned food. I wish I knew for sure, but I don't have any to experiment today, as it is in the teens right now.
471393
it can be mixed right in with wet or dry foods but it must not be heated. Heat kills the enzymes and probiotics and renders it useless.
1013166
I haven't tried that yet, But I would think that the Hot water would break down the pellets. Maybe use luke warm water instead? You have to think, the animals body temp shouldn't be over 100, and household water temp is 140 plus. Give it a try and let us know... :)